White-label reports
What the client sees, what carries your identity, and what does not.
The client report is the agency's deliverable. It carries the agency's name, logo and accent colour, and can be served from the agency's own domain.
What is yours
- The accent colour, applied across every highlighted figure and control.
- The logo and name in the sidebar, the report header and the export.
- The domain the client visits.
What is fixed, and why
Surfaces, semantic colours and the engine palette do not move. An engine's hue is how a reader identifies it across every chart in every report — if Perplexity is blue in one agency's report and green in another's, the palette has stopped being information and become decoration. The same reasoning keeps positive/negative/warning colours fixed.
The methodology footer is not removable
Every report carries the declared instrument, the run counts and the coverage for the period. This is not a watermark and it is not there to advertise us — the footer is what makes the numbers above it defensible when the client's internal team asks where they came from. A report without it is a slide.
The accent colour an agency supplies is validated as a plain hex value before it reaches the page. This is a security control, not fussiness: a CSS custom property is substituted wholesale wherever it is read.
See it against your own client list
A working demo runs your prompts, in your market, on live engines — not a sandbox with seeded data. Bring one client brand and three competitors.